The Power of Claude for Medical and Allied Health
Thursday 1st October, 2026
12pm - 1pm AEST
Claude stopped being a chat window this year. It now works alongside you in your browser, and it builds things that keep running after you close the tab.
Most practitioners who have tried Claude have used about a tenth of it. This session is the other nine tenths, shown live rather than described: the Chrome sidebar that reads and works on whatever page you are already on, and agents you set up once and then simply use.
We build two agents from scratch on screen, so you leave knowing exactly how it is done rather than agreeing that it sounds useful.
What's covered
- The Chrome sidebar: Claude working with you on the sites and systems you already use, live
- Your first agent, built from scratch on screen, start to finish
- A second agent built on a real practice task: turning practice policies and referral information into clear patient facing written communications
- Projects and knowledge: giving Claude your practice's tone, formats and standard wording once, so it stops guessing
- Where to keep a person in the loop, and what should never be handed over
Who it is for: Practitioners, practice owners and practice managers who have used Claude or ChatGPT a little and want to see what the current version actually does, with the work shown rather than promised.
A note on scope: Every example in this session uses practice administration and communication material only. No patient information is entered into any AI tool at any point.
When: Thursday 1 October 2026, 12.00pm to 1.00pm AEST, live online via Zoom.
Investment: $99 including GST. A recording is shared with everyone who registers, so you can still book if you cannot make it live.
Disclaimer: This webinar is general in nature and does not constitute professional, legal, financial or technical advice. It is your responsibility to determine whether the content is safe and suitable for your own practice, including your privacy, confidentiality and data security obligations, and we recommend you seek professional IT or cybersecurity advice before adopting anything covered in this session.
